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Cotter Pin
Spindle
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Maintain recommended tire air pressure at all times.
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Check the casters for proper adjustment to minimize
any unwanted motion in the caster. If unwanted mo-
tion occurs with the caster, it can be easily elimi-
nated by removing the cotter pin on the chassis spin-
dle immediately above the tire and then tighten the
slotted nut until it appears a little on the tight side.
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If caster ever locks up and will not swivel, remove the
castle nut, drop the caster from the spindle, clean out
any road debris, lubricate spindle with a light ap-
plication of axel grease, and then secure the caster
onto the spindle using the castle nut and cotter pin.
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SMART TRAILERS
A Division of Iron Men Industries, Inc
Owner's Manual
For Smart Trailers: Model 200
Warning! Read and understand the contents of
this manual for safe use of your Smart Trailer.
Use caution when using your Smart Trailer!
© May, 12, 2005
Updated April, 2016
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Summary of Contents for Smart Trailers 200
- Page 1 • Maintain recommended tire air pressure at all times. • For Smart Trailers: Model 200 Check the casters for proper adjustment to minimize any unwanted motion in the caster. If unwanted mo- tion occurs with the caster, it can be easily elimi-...
- Page 2 Table of Contents Things ALWAYS to Do! • Always maintain recommended tire air Receiving Your Trailer pressure. Steps to follow • Always secure safety chains. Hitching Trailer to Vehicle • Always tightly secure the load onto the How to attach hitch adapter trailer and check frequently.
- Page 3 • Do not exceed the recommended tongue Because Smart Trailers are unique in design, we take weight for your trailer hitch. every precaution in making sure it is properly • Do not make short, sharp turns to right prepared for shipping.
- Page 4 Receiving Your Trailer—continued Hitching Trailer to Vehicle continued 7. Always make sure that when the hitch couplers are latched onto the coupler balls that there is no 12-15 inches long (total of six pieces) and place loose play in the connection. Use locking pins. near each end of trailer.
- Page 5 Hitching Trailer to Vehicle continued Receiving Your Trailer—continued 6. Remove cotter pin, castle nut, and one white UHMW washer from spindle on front of trailer. Place 2-point hitch on spindle and put UHMW washer on shoulder of spindle. Place castle nut on snuggly, insert cotter pin, and spread the ends.
- Page 6 III or heavier receiver hitch. Some fifth-wheel over the eye-bolt and slightly tighten nut on trailers may be suitable for our Model SL-200 if the bottom of eye-bolt. This takes the stress off of underneath frame work is heavy enough. It would the receiver when backing up.
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